The shark is far more common in warmer, southern waters such as the Caribbean Sea.

The Danube’s record-low water levels also have forced power plants to the brink of shutting down.

“The goal is for the day to end better than it started,” said the head of the Greek Firefighters Association.

The cleared land was later converted into pasture for commercial use, investigators said.

A summer surge in power consumption is straining regional grids that are also seeing a boom in data center energy demand.

Requiring companies to disclose their climate risks provides valuable information that otherwise isn't always available, they said.

Former Republican EPA leaders and a conservative scholar join Democrats supporting local efforts to sue for climate-related damages.

House and Senate Democrats are looking for more data on how home insurers calculate their pricing.

The world hit a milestone of 3 terawatts of solar deployed this year.

Member countries are worried that low-carbon quotas in the Industrial Accelerator Act could push up prices and hurt Europe’s competitiveness.

Firefighters continued to battle wildfires in southern Greece and France on Monday, and much of the U.K. is officially in drought.

Illegal land grabbing, cattle ranching and expanding infrastructure continue to put heavy pressure on the Amazon.

The GeoFight is pursuing litigation, donations and social media hype to "shape the conversation" around sunlight-reflecting technologies.

The world's largest oil processing facility has emerged as the next flashpoint in the Iran conflict, with potentially immediate consequences for global energy markets and Republicans facing tough midterm races.

The likely next governor has doubts about California’s aggressive climate policies, but federal attacks could force him to be their defender.

Blazes loom as a growing danger for the timberland because Europe is the world’s fastest-warming continent.

The troubles are caused by a drought that is gripping Europe and has fueled raging wildfires and sent the Danube and Rhine rivers to record low levels.

Experts have said that agricultural runoff, warming waters and changes in wind, current and rain could be factors.

The hearing was an early sign that a novel effort by states to tackle climate change — one that Trump’s DOJ has fought — could face trouble in the courts.

The state’s main grid operator told lawmakers the continued growth might lead to reliability risks without changes to the generation mix.